Open the photo in the Library or Develop module.
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2026-11-09
Learn how to view the focus points your camera recorded on raw photos in Adobe Lightroom Classic.
When you shoot a series of similar photos, viewing the focus points helps you understand where your camera focused in each shot. Lightroom Classic shows the focus points your camera recorded for each photo. You can confirm where your camera focused, then pick the best shot.
Before you begin
- Use raw photos from Canon, Nikon, or Sony cameras that record autofocus data.
- Ensure you’re working with the original raw file. Smart Previews and DNG proxies may not include autofocus data.
In the Loupe view, right-click the photo and select Show Autofocus Points. The colored boxes appear on the photo to show where your camera focused. The red box shows where your camera locked focus, and the gray box shows other focus points your camera recorded.
Alternatively, you can access Focus Points from the toolbar. If the option isn't visible, select the toolbar options 
icon on the toolbar, and then select Focus Points.
Pastaba
If a photo doesn’t have autofocus data, the Focus Points option is turned off for that photo.
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